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Cycling sessions return
Stirling Observer
|January 21, 2026
An adapted cycling programme designed to make sport accessible for all returns to Stirling this month.
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Bikes Without Barriers, delivered by Active Stirling in partnership with Forth Valley Disability Sport and supported by Stirling Council, offers weekly sessions for adults aged 16 and over who are living with a disability or face barriers to cycling.
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